'Hazardous' chemicals in laboratories

In 1994, BOCA was asked for an official interpretation of Section M-309. BOCA responded that: "M-309 does not set specific limitations on the quantity or concentrations of materials which must be present in the exhaust system to qualify as `hazardous exhaust.' The determination of whether...

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Published inHeating/Piping/Air Conditioning Engineering : HPAC Vol. 74; no. 8; pp. 23 - 30
Main Author KOENIGSBERG, Jerry
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cleveland, OH Penton Media 01.08.2002
Endeavor Business Media
Subjects
Air conditioning. Ventilation
Applied sciences
Building codes
Buildings
Chemicals
Design
Energy
Energy. Thermal use of fuels
Exact sciences and technology
Gases
Hazardous materials
Heating, air conditioning and ventilation
Laboratories
Toxicity
Ventilation
United States > US
Chemistry
Buildings
Pollution prevention
Ventilation
Laboratory
Safety
Chimney
Hazard
Exhaust systems
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Summary:In 1994, BOCA was asked for an official interpretation of Section M-309. BOCA responded that: "M-309 does not set specific limitations on the quantity or concentrations of materials which must be present in the exhaust system to qualify as `hazardous exhaust.' The determination of whether or not the exhaust system is hazardous is a decision made by the code official on a case-by-case basis.
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ISSN:1527-4055
2162-2426